Galaxy does not end her record winner in a tie with LAFC

Data records should not be important in Derby. If you face your most bitter rival, the past is exactly that – the past.

So it didn't mean that the defending champion MLS Cup Champion in 13 games on Sunday in El Tráfico, while LAFC was unbeaten in six episodes.

“It all becomes irrelevant,” said LAFC coach Steve Cherundolo. “These games are insulated in themselves.”

Perhaps it was fitting that LAFC and the galaxy in Dignity Health Sports Park had played 2-2 before 23.083.

The draw (6-4-4) had been undefeated since April 5. For the galaxy (0-10-4), the draw ended with a defeat with five game-the longest since 2020 but it also extended its winchless one to 14 games, the worst start in franchise history and the worst for a government master MLS champion.

The gates of LAFC came from Denis Bouanga and Nathan Ordaz, one in every half, while Marco Reus had both scores for the galaxy.

With the playmaker Riqui Puig, who has not played since the operation to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament last December, the galaxy attacked from the start and was rewarded in the sixth minute when Reus knocked on the back bum of a Gabriel -Pec shot for LAFC keeper Hugo Lloris. The goal was the second season season for Reus and was the third time in 14 mls games that the galaxy had first achieved.

But the lead did not last long when Bouanga scored the score by putting a rectifier shot of about 30 meters in the side networks on the long post in the 13th minute. The goal was Bouanga's seventh game in seven games and was one that he celebrated with a trademark.

Former Galaxy midfielder Mark Delgado, who received his fourth assist assist assist for the play, decided not to celebrate the goal against his old team.

LAFC went into the second half for five minutes when a deep through the ball by Ryan Hollingshead Split Galaxy Center Maya Yoshida and Emiro Garces turned back and found that Ordaz was punished into the penalty area. After arresting the ball, Ordaz used his first touch to raise a left -wing shot from Galaxy keeper John McCarthy for his third goal of the season and the second in three starts.

The galaxy even seemed to see the game in the 78th minute with a brilliant counterattack destination from PEC, but after a long video rating referee Drew Fischer Pec ruled.

The galaxy refused to quit and was rewarded when Reus achieved a free kick from just outside the plate retting in the 87th minute, which was gave the Galaxy its first point in a month a month that McCarthy was saved with a brilliant torstop of Hollingsheads back of the head.